PPCS offers a high school junior an opportunity to attend the NRECA Electric Cooperative Youth Tour in Washington, D.C.
WHAT IS IT?
The Youth Tour has brought high school students to Washington, D.C., for a week in June every year since the late 1950s. Students see their nation’s capital up close, learn about the political process, and interact with their elected officials.
Students gain a personal understanding of American history and their role as citizens by meeting their representatives and Senators. While student groups are organized at the state level, they all come together for Youth Day, where they meet each other and hear featured speakers who provide insight into electric cooperatives' essential roles in their communities.
WHO CAN GO?
Students who have attended the Youth Leadership Conference and been elected to the Youth Board are eligible to participate in the Electric Cooperative Youth Tour.
WHAT DOES IT COST?
There is no cost to the student other than spending money for incidentals and souvenirs. PPCS pays the cost of transportation, registration, room, and meal fees.
HOW IS THE DELEGATE CHOSEN?
Students must attend the Youth Leadership Conference and be elected to the Youth Board.
QUESTIONS?
Give us a call at 800-924-2133, ext. 151.